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New Results Page---Outdoors March 27, 2022

The new Results Page provides details for the early USA decathlons including the high scoring Texas Relays where 4 collegians surpassed 7800 points. This is our first Outdoor Results Page. CLICK HERE 2022 Outdoor Results

DECA Newsletter # 11, Neugebauer Hot at Texas Relays

DECA Newsletter # 11 provide a look at the USA decathlon action during the3rd week of March, 2022. The top performance was turned in by Texas' Leo Neugegauer (left) of 8131 points to win the annual Texas Relays. Four scored more than 7800 points. CLICK HERE VolumeXXXXVIINumber11 March(3) 2022

DECA Newsletter # 10, Owens is NCAA Winner

DECA Newsletter #10 provides a summary of the trio of NCAAA indoor heptathlon championships conducted March 11-12, 2022. The NCAA D-I winner was Arkansas soph Ayden Owens (lweft) whose 6211 score at Birmingham's CrossPlex was eleven better than Georgia's Kyle Garland. Texas A&M-Kingsville's Jon Harper was the D-II winner and Loras senior Ryan Rogers the D-III champ. The outdoor season is NEXT! CLICK HERE VolumeXXXXVIINumber10 March(2) 2022

2022 NCAA Men's Indoor Heptathlon Media Guide

This Media Guide provides background information (schedule, entrants, records and profiles) for the upcoming (March 11-12, 2022) NCAA I (the 18th meet) indoor heptathlon in Birmingham, AL. Arkansas soph/junior Ayden Owens is the favorite in a deep field. CLICK HERE 2022 NCAA i M Hept

2022 NCAA Women's Indoor Pentathlon Media Guide

This Media Guide provides background (schedule, records and profiles) for the upcoming NCAA indoor women's pentathlon in Birmingham, AL, CLICK HERE 2022 NCAA i W Pent

New Results Page, 3/7/22

This new updated Results Page provides details of the heptathlon meets during the first week of March, 2022 where Eastern Oregon's TJ Davis, the NAIA winner, posted the top score. DCLICK HERE 2022 Indoor Results

DECA Newsletter # 9, Davis is NAIA Winner, NCAAs Next

DECA Newsletter #9 provides a look at the heptathlon situation during the first week of March, 2022 with the NCAA I, II and III championship meetings looming. The top weekend score came from Eastern Oregon's TJ Davis (left) who won the NAIA indoor crown. Download VolumeXXXXVIINumber9 March(1) 2022